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Poetry: Leftovers

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  by Terrence Aym

  The room: white, austere and cold,
  Not a pleasant place to be.
  And there sitting on the floor,
  Two frightened children of three.

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  by Katley Demetria Brown

  THE DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING

  The carcass of what was once

  The centerpiece of a delicious dinner

  Sits in my fridge as the

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  by Annie M Manzi

  Oh good grief

  Didn't I vow that last year

  Would be the last.

  The last of making a giant bird

  Along with mounds of mashed

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  by Paula Love

  Her name was Ruby and she lived all alone

  Her distant children rarely telephoned

  The nurse's aides visited three times a

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  by T.C Leonard

  "The Alchemy of a Bachelor's Refrigerator"

  
  

  The mushroom garden in my fridge,

  Brought on by non-compliance,

  Contains a multitude

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Poetry: Leftovers